These are the rights and responsibilities of everyone who comes to stay in our halls of accommodation:
Resident rights
Each resident has the right to:
- to not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, gender, sexuality, disability, age or religion
- to a safe and secure environment
- to a warm and comfortable study bedroom within a peaceful community which is helpful for learning
- to privacy
- to consult with the Students' Union on residence issues
Resident responsibilities
Each resident has a responsibility to:
- respect other residents in University accommodation
- ensure they don't persistently disturb the peace and quiet of other residents
- adhere to all conditions outlined in the Occupancy Agreement
Our responsibilities
We will aim to:
- help with specific needs of students with disabilities
- provide a 24 hour on-call emergency service
- ensure the campus is well lit and patrolled by Security
- ensure our security wardens can be contacted on a 24 hours a day via Accommodation Services
- provide a responsive repair reporting service
- ensure all repair staff wear ID badges
- ensure no one enters a resident's bedroom without their consent
- provide help and support
You can find more information in the:
- Your Occupancy Agreement which you'll receive when we make an offer of accommodation
- Starthliving guide to living found on your Accommodation Portal